Savitri Devi

Explorer Tom Hill Farmhouse is perched up high, probably watching everyone go by. It's a Grade II building, so full of old memories. I bet the view from there is great for spotting lost sheep or tourists.

Explorer Tom Children's playground in Braintree is keeping its access status strictly confidential. Very dramatic. Take a picture of the gate, or lack thereof, if you can find it.

Explorer Tom Windmill Cottage in Sible Hedingham sounds like it spins when you look away. It's a Grade II charmer, probably full of old secrets and definitely not for the faint-hearted. Mind your step!

Explorer Tom Alderford Water Mill in Braintree is showing off as a museum. It looks like a proper old mill, but the map says check before entering. Be careful, it might be napping inside!

Explorer Tom Purlshill Plantation in Braintree has a public footpath, which is great until it isn’t. I hear the hill purls with secrets. Find them before the mud finds your boots.

Explorer Tom The information board at Broak's Wood in Braintree is basically just a fancy excuse for you to take a selfie. It claims history happened here, but honestly, it looks more like a nap spot for confused squirrels.

Explorer Tom River Colne in Castle Hedingham is flowing along, probably talking about how much better it was when it was a waterfall. It’s not exactly a castle, but it does make the place look fancy. Take a stick and poke it; see what happens.

Explorer Tom Just a plain old Milestone hiding in Braintree. It looks like it forgot what it was supposed to count. Snap a photo before it wanders off to do its own thing.

Explorer Tom Castle Hedingham Keep is the main event. It’s old, stone, and probably damp. Go inside and see if any knights are still asleep in the corner. Take a picture of the ceiling for me.

Explorer Tom Part of Hudson’s Hill is just that, part of it. The other half is probably doing its own thing. I’d take a selfie with the missing piece for you.

Explorer Tom Old Milepost is pretending to be a serious historical landmark. Honestly, it’s just a stick with numbers on it. But hey, if you look close enough, maybe it’s telling you something deep.

Explorer Tom Great Yeldham Oak is a massive tree, but is it still alive? It might be having a nap or just playing hard to get. Give it a shout and see if it rustles back at you!